Drift King
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#12
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\r\n Originally Posted by itzmatty\r\n View Post\r\n
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drifting a car is 100 times easier then drifting a bike
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still doesnt mean everyone can do it... or be any good at it\r\n
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#13
\r\n \r\n My buddies are into drifting and once ur good the shit is siiik people go ham for sure..I know my buddy noy is on here somewhere on sr and he stunts and drifts like a boss he dont have a car right now so i cant put a vid but if i remember this thread in the spring ill throw some ish up\r\n
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\r\n \r\n I love how people read a thread title, jump in the thread, and immediately post a nut swinging name drop without even looking at the first post and realizing he\'s talking about a damn car.. kids.\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by T-Neck\r\n View Post\r\n
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I love how people read a thread title, jump in the thread, and immediately post a nut swinging name drop without even looking at the first post and realizing he\'s talking about a damn car.. kids.
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Can\'t really do anything about it, but shrug it off lol
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\nbut yeah this thread hasn\'t really been hoppin, guess no one else drifts cars.\r\n
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#17
\r\n \r\n I think drifting anything is sick, and takes talent and coordination. I can drift a bike, but have never tried a purpose built car. I think it\'d be a blast.\r\n
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#18
\r\n \r\n Stunters are so funny. True fact, XDL got it\'s start from XDC. Ask Thomas or Grube. XDC is a drift series that well known among the drift scene. Too bad stunting is still not as popular as drifting.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n those are some nice drifts but can i see it again on nice dry surface not a wet one\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by youngster\r\n View Post\r\n
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those are some nice drifts but can i see it again on nice dry surface not a wet one
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The dry is a lot easier, soooooo much room for error/recovery.
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\nIn the wet you have to be precise.
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\nI never got any 2nd/3rd gear drifts recorded of me unfortunately, those were definitely the hardest though.
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